Camargue Stud welcomed an Eden Roc colt out of Suntrax earlier today. According to owner Brett van Laun, the colt “has great bone and is a good size”.
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The R1 million World Sports Betting Gauteng Summer Cup landscape changed complexion in just under two minutes at Turffontein on Saturday. Trainer St John Gray strengthened his big race claims and saddled his home-bred Christopher Robin for a fluent maiden graded stakes success in the R125 000 Gr3 Victory Moon Stakes. The last chance saloon…
Equinome Seminar Presented By Dr Emmeline Hill Click on the link above to watch Dr Emmeline Hill’s presentation to the KZN Breeders, courtesy of Gold Circle Dr Emmeline Hill, a world-leading Equine Genetic scientist, paid a visit to the Midlands last week to give the KZN Breeders an interesting seminar on Equinome,which was kindly sponsored…
KZN Breeders Awards A Great Success The KZN Breeders Association hosted their annual Awards evening at Bellwood Cottages on 25 November. Recently-elected Chairman Koos de Klerk addressed the visitors at the well attended and very successful event saying, “This is a hard act to follow after the work by Warwick Render. I’d like to wish…
Next up of our KZN studs with lots on the BSA KZN Yearling Sale is Jill Fox from The Fort Stud, with two fillies on the sale. They are in lot number order and can be viewed at Suncoast Casino. Remember the sale is on Thursday 4th July, starting at 10 am. Lot 13 –…
Our province of KZN produces less than 1100 of 5000 foals nationally – based on those stats, our KZN horses won five races yesterday at Turffontein including a Gr3 and filling second and third too. Matador Man (Scott Bros) and Chilli Con Carne (Just As Well) placed in the Gr3 Tony Ruffel Stakes, whilst Rathmor’s Romany Prince finished third in the Wolf Power 1600 Listed. Six of the eight races carded at Greyville just the night before were won by KZN Breeders – and it was a double for Bush Hill Stud sire King’s Chapel who had Cup King and Mr McSteamy to both win in a gutsy fashion, whilst Roski produced a five length maiden winner at Kenilworth yesterday.
Clifton Stud produced the rare feat of not only having two half siblings in a feature race, but both horses placing for trainer Tony Rivalland. Crusade gelding Prince Of Taranto, a five year old gelding out of Casey’s Dance by Mullins Bay, placed a fast finishing second to the winner and ran out of his…